Harrisburg – It wasn’t ugly, but it was tense. That’s perhaps how best to describe the back-and-forth that went on between Pennsylvania Game commissioners and a representative of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau on April 11. Jeff Grove, local affairs representative for the bureau, testified before commissioners at their quarterly meeting in Harrisburg, most notably on […]
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Anglers are reminded that in-season trout stockings are under way across the state. For a stocking schedule, visit www.fishandboat.com NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie, Presque Isle Bay, tributaries – Crappies and perch were hitting on emerald shiners and small jigs tipped with maggots in the head of Presque isle Bay in mid-April. A few largemouth bass
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Harrisburg – The length of doe season is changing. The number of doe licenses to be available is changing. Antler restrictions are changing. The Deer Management Assistance Program is changing. Other than that, this year’s deer hunting will look just like last year’s. When Pennsylvania Game Commissioners gathered in Harrisburg earlier this month to give
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NORTHWEST REGION Butler County WCO Christopher J. Deal filed citations in several cases for unlawful possession of wildlife or their parts this past month. Forest County WCO Frank E. Leichtenberger recently had two bears with mange in the same place in his district. Forest County WCO Frank E. Leichtenberger is investigating a recent case of
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This big fat brown trout was caught on the opening day of Minnesota trout fishing, out of Duschee Creek, essentially in the town of Lanesboro. Unofficially 30 inches long and about 12 pounds, the monster creek predator was caught on a red worm. According to Steve Koltz, area fisheries manager, the fish is likely a wild
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Ohio’s unusually rainy April is keeping many anglers – but not all – away from their favorite haunts. The state’s reservoirs are running high and muddy and the Ohio River is “roiling” as a result of daily downpours, said Scott Hale, inland fisheries administrator for the ODNR Division of Wildlife. That’s impacting not only anglers’
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Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • State Wildlife Officer Brad Kiger had an odd day in March with several strange calls. Kiger had two phone calls about some black bear tracks that were found in the Franklin County area. After looking at the tracks, one was found to be a coyote and the second
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Hunting and trapping regs set for 2011-12 Columbus – Hunting and trapping regulations for 2011-12 seasons were passed by the Ohio Wildlife Council at its April 6 meeting, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife. The proposed change to move Fayette County from Deer Zone B to Zone A was approved. A rule to eliminate
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Banquets/Fundraisers April 29: Tinkers Creek WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Catered Elegance. For more info call Matt McCann, 330-467-1729. April 29: Lake County DU Banquet, 6 p.m., Casa Di Borally’s, Richmond Heights. For more info call Tim Cline, 440-749-5182. April 30: Butler County WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Isaac Walton League. For more info call Mike Goins, 513-255-1196. April 30: WTU
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